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... St. BimonandSt. Jude 29 Sud. Si 39|17 0 19th Sunday after Trin. Mon. 0 1 Ul6 6 Riots at Bristol, 18S1 31 Tucs. 1 28 1 101 Hallowe'en Not Wed. 58 2 1514 111 All Saints New Moon, 27th day, at 46 m. past morning. ...
... S'O'-tg Mini. 8 4n13 1 Heavy fall snow,lB3tiT Jul 3(1 Tues. 9 S| 9 29 15 Riots at Bristol, 18.H--311 11 Wed. 9 54 10 17 Hallow-e'en. Nov Thor. 34 All Saints. , , Frl. 11 11 2 All Souls. MIc.T.oCr 3 Sat. 55 — —20 3 Princess SonhJsJ^gt^ *- Full Moon, 2d ...
... to kall-yarda green 1^ For stalks to try their fate unseen, Pr But more especially af Jean.t pr S Who burnt her nuts on Halloween. It Oh! what a crowd of visions rise. o, 0 Distinct and vivid to my eight, Imagination now supplies That crowning scone the ...
... art peculiarly from its typographic adaptation. We tossing the Pancake, of which there is m that reminds us of Burns's Hallowe'en; the the Cliff overhanging the river Blackwater ; and ew of Lismore Castle, chiefly celebrated as the of the famous Robert ...
... for iey-erowood merry d*ys like bis are found : For there be other merry days. Deserving well a separate praise. And and Hallowe'en lias each bis 1 ween ; And many more than can name To joy ant* jollity lay claim. Gladdening the heart ss they appear, fake ...
... we sat on the stuck together, if I knew Burns's poem of Halloween. I said no: that I did not know what people meant when they spoke of Burns's poems. What was a poem, and what was Burns? Halloween I knew about; for we had pulled cabbage runts that night ...
... —There are many old customs associated with this day, which, in addition to its ceremonies, to Scotland by Burns's poem of Halloween. . 2. All Souls' Day, in Commemoration ful Departed.— A very solemn festival of the Church, which has masses and ceremomes ...
... and Deeds. Goldsmith of Padua. Interesting Peculiarities. A New Year's Night. The Old English Baron. Erroneous Opinions. Hallow-e'en. The Fair Foundling of Cambria. Horace Dulston, the Discarded. Birmingham : St. Augustine's Eve; or a Legend of Ancient ...
... events and people. Burns had celebrated in a charming poem the superstitious rites indulged by young folks in Scotland on Halloween; and, considering these to be under the tutelage of lays or fairies, represented those good people to have been, to use the ...
... eforced to consider his very confident assertions, like .the whistling of Lord Lennox' march by Burns's vderider of the Hallowe'en superstitions, as some-. . thing very much like a device to keep up. his own ecourage. eSince writingi the above we see ...
... But, of afi mv visits at’that period oi tile, tno.se dwell most pleosautlv mv memory which were paid on each recurring Hallowe’en. liuly on the afternoon oi that dav whole regiment of cousins, other times dispersed through the town, were congregated ...